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Knowledge of -- and your success in communicating the importance of -- home airflow principles provides the ideal comfort experience for your customers.

Drew Cameron, Weldon Long

To provide the best comfort experience for customers, comfort advisors need to have a firm understanding of the efficiency of the airflow in the customers' homes.

This week, Drew Cameron and Eric Kjelshus of Eric Kjelshus Energy Heating and Cooling discuss the design principles that can improve the comfort of your customers.

You'll learn about the importance of demonstrating a good work ethic to the homeowner and how the indoor air quality (IAQ) of a building affects the lives of your customers.